2009.10.05_R.I.P Lovely Badminton Mate, Ms T

In this warm late night, I have received a sudden call from badminton mate. He told me Ms.T was passed away in road accident. The unexpected lost as what happened to my dad. Why? Why? Why? I can’t accept these at all!!! Nothing I can do except pray to God. May God be with her and her family.

Ms.T and I meet every Sunday on badminton games. She is amateur and unbeatable badminton player. I’m happy and feel secure when I duet with her in double game. With her, the chance to win the badminton match is high :D She is never complaints about her badminton partner. She is charming, patient, energetic and high spirit player. During rest time, I like to watch, observe and study her badminton playing skills and strategies. Her movements, her drop shot, her smashing is excellent. Although, in single game oppose to her ( the only and the last single badminton games: Kim Vs Ms.T ). I’m the loser, I be sincerely convinced her calm attitude and admire her badminton skills. After that single game, both of us agreed we shall play single game more frequent in order to help me improve my poor badminton skills and stamina too. The truth is it will never occur again :..(

Frankly, we are not close and never talk about our life, job, family and etc. Anyhow, we meet in badminton court, we are pure badminton mates !!! We hit the shuttlecock, we sweat and we fight till the end in every badminton match.

I do not know her religion (how unacquainted we are), but I want to pray and remember her in the name of Lord Jesus Christ at these times:

Dear Lord Jesus, please console Ms.T’s family in this critical period; please grant strengths and wisdom to her family esp. in funeral matters. Lord, I’m begging you to be with Ms.T, lead her to continue her journey under your embracement. Lord, you remind us how fragile we are, our life is nothing but just a breath. Lord, please bless Ms.T and her family. In Jesus Christ most precious name we pray, Amen.

Will miss her smiling face in badminton court

My dear badminton mate, so long.